QGIS quick tip - Tanaka Contours

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[Koivusto]

You're doing God's work Klas Karlsson

Best wishes,
Fellow GIS guy

[courtneyedwards]

I really like the quick tips! Great for someone who is already familiar with QGIS but wants to try something new

[TheManOnlyLegend]

So cool! Very nice skill to use. Thanks a lot Klas.

[العراقي-ثر]

Please help me mapping rain, humidity, evaporation and atmospheric pressure using the isoline method in Qgis

[jawahar]

sir im unable get open street maps on the display panel in QGIS 3.20. help me to get in + tips

[eS_gmtc]

Great job!!! It could be useful a user friendly interface to reproduce all the process in one click for user that are not familiar with python...

[Thestripper]

Great video! Thanks for the help. The animated intro was a bit to long though.

[viniciusdms]

Hi! Thanks a lot by the video! To do a bathymetry map using Tanaka Contours, is necessary some modification? The deep parts of my map are looking like islands. Thanks again!

[oscarandersson]

For us beginners that do not already have a clipped elevation layer - How do you make one of those?

[marstoeaerth]

but in qgis 3.2 is it no longer possible to do it that way because it uses python 3 instead of python 2?
It is right? even the model (tanaka_contour.model) that has anita in github, can not load in qgis 3.2 how to solve that?